Table of Contents:
Chapter 1. The Metamorphosis of Peacemaking Jacques Faget
Part 1: Ethical Stakes Of Mediation Practices
Chapter 2. Historical Contribution to the Ethical and Methodological Principles of Mediation Manel Canyameres and Anne Catherine Salberg
Chapter 3. Human Rights and Mediation-A Much Discussed but not Resolved Relationship: Views on International Cooperation Viola Boelscher
Part 2: The Catholic Church As Political Mediator
Chapter 4. The Power of Powerlessness: Religious Actors' Peaceful Mediation in the Basque Conflict Xabier Itcaina
Chapter 5. From 'Charity' to 'Mediation', From the Roman Suburbs to UNESCO: The Rise of the 'Peace Brokers' of the Community of Sant'Egidio Pierre Anouilh
Chapter 6. The Catholic Church as Mediator in the Chiapas Conflict Pilar Gil Tebar PART III: MEDIATION PROGRAMMES IN EUROPE AND AFRICA
Chapter 7. Management of Violence and Mediation Practices at Urban Interfaces in Northern Ireland Elise Feron
Chapter 8. A Bridge to Lasting Peace: Post-Conflict Reconciliation and Mediation in Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo Aurelien Colson and Alain Pekar Lempereur
Chapter 9. Traditional Approaches and their Relevance to Coping with Contemporary Conflicts: Experiences from a Border Region in Africa Monika M Sommer
Chapter 10. Conclusion.
Index.